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We are determined to boost CRFFN’s IGR in 2025 – Registrar

By Ajibola Adedoye
As we embark on a journey defined by renewed determination and a clear vision in 2025, our roadmap centres around a singular yet impactful agenda which is “Boosting the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) of Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN).
Igwe Kingsley, Registrar/Chief Executive Officer of CRFFN, made this declaration. in his new year address to his staff and other stakeholders in freight logistics
industry in Nigeria on Wednesday, January 1, 2025.
To.make.this a reality, CRFFN has concluded plans to; “Strengthening professional standards through innovation and solution driven policies, Enhancing capacity building and regulatory efficiency, Driving collaboration with sister agencies and Improving welfare and working conditions of staff nationwide”.
In his words Igwe disclosed that; “These four strategic pillars will drive sustainable growth and development for CRFFN and the Nigerian freight logistics
industry, thus: “Our first step is to establish and enforce robust policies that will elevate professional standards within the freight logistics industry. By fostering a culture of compliance and excellence, we aim to position CRFFN as a leading regulatory authority. These policies will promote integrity, transparency, and efficiency, creating a thriving ecosystem for all stakeholders.
“Professional training will be at the forefront of our agenda this year. We will roll out comprehensive training programs for CRFFN staff to enhance their regulatory capabilities. We will also organize workshops, certifications, and seminars tailored to the needs of freight forwarders, ensuring they are equipped with the latest skills and knowledge to navigate an evolving global logistics landscape.
This investment in human capital is pivotal to achieving our long-term goals in line with the renewed hope agenda of Mr President, His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and inline with the roadmap of the Honourable Minister of
Marine and Blue Economy, Alhaji Adegboyega Oyetola.
“This year, we will strengthen our partnerships with sister agencies,
government bodies, and private sector stakeholders. Through these collaborations, we will streamline operations and eliminate redundancies in regulatory processes. We will create joint initiatives that drive innovation, sustainability, and revenue growth.
Together, we can build a resilient freight logistics industry that contributes meaningfully to Nigeria’s economy. We are also going to improve welfare and working conditions of all CRFFN Staff Nationwide” he promised.
“I sincerely acknowledge and empathise with the entire workforce of CRFFN who, until recently, endured the hardship of
prolonged non-payment of salaries. You may recall that it was through the timely and compassionate intervention of the Honourable Minister who approved a bailout fund for payment of the initial 5 moths salary arrears from March to July 2024. As we speak, the Honourable Minister has approved another bailout fund for payment of another 5 months’ salary
arrears from August to December 2024, and the entire team is working hard behind the scene to perfect all arrangement for disbursement as soon as possible. With this, you can be rest assured that the welfare of our workforce under my administration is paramount to the honourable minister. Going forward, salaries will be paid promptly, and I expect, in return, a renewed dedication to duty and productivity from
all staff.
While appreciating the Honourable Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Alhaji Adegboyega Isiaka Oyetola for appointing him to lead CRFFN, Igwe noted that “this appointment is not just an honour; it is a call to serve at a time when leadership, expertise, and professionalism are critically crucial to the future of CRFFN” he said “My vision is to position CRFFN as a leading regulatory body that fosters innovation, integrity, and excellence in freight forwarding, and ultimately enhance Nigeria’s global trade competitiveness.
“My mission is to effectively regulate the freight forwarding industry in Nigeria, ensuring compliance, promoting
professional development, and generating sustainable revenue streams for the Council” he stressed.

 

 

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